#7: Pine false webworm eggs by larose forest photos


11-JUN-2017	Christine Hanrahan

These are the tiny eggs of a sawfly (Hymenoptera) laid along a single white pine needle. Insect eggs are usually tiny and often obscure but can be abundant.

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Jola Dziubinska		15-Mar-2018 23:17
Terrific composition and framing, cool lines. V.

Timothy Guenther		11-Mar-2018 03:25
Interesting macro. V

Mieke WA Minkjan		10-Mar-2018 12:16
so well seen and captured V

laine		09-Mar-2018 20:24
An excellent find...you must have good eyesight :)

jeanb		09-Mar-2018 20:16
So very tiny and usually missed. V.

Nirvan Hope		09-Mar-2018 16:59
Quintuplets on a blade of grass! Well seen, as I'm sure they were very tiny.

Jeff Real		09-Mar-2018 16:36
Great eye to spot this. You made a really fine photograph here V

Helen Betts		09-Mar-2018 16:28
They must really be tiny! A great capture of something most people would never even see. V.

Chris Morton		09-Mar-2018 16:07
not so tiny as to elude you

Jim Coffman		09-Mar-2018 15:21
It amazes me that you can find such things! Nice capture.

Carl Carbone		09-Mar-2018 15:18
Nature sure knows how to adapt. Cool find and shot.

joseantonio		09-Mar-2018 15:13
Was about to write that this looks like summer when I saw the date of the picture.V

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